New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-21

ket formed tho new phase IN last weeks speculation
Toward the close of the week quietly whispered
the intention Of Mr. Gould and Mr. Sage to withdraw
large sum Of money from the market in the near future
That idea without the mention of names, he's npaiy
found Its wav int print Without questioning what NAV
he the intentions OF the Gentlemen nance y may De g
either stock brokers or spectators into his confidence,
In the present instance but the story privately
told infinitely into the plan OF the intention so FAR
as to state that il will he put into execution when the
bank reserves have been weakened by shipments Of
gold AS to gold shipments. perhap. one mans guess
movement is postponed the less likely is it and
the likely 1t to be small, II 1t comes at all In
GLIDING yesterdays engagements, there will have been
So 600 gold sent to Germany That this movements
exceptional and because OF some special cause deino
sracd by the rates for foreign exchange it is like the
movement of last when French francs continued
arrive here long time after the rates OF exchange
time last year seooo'o5o gold had been shipped from
this port after January This the total exports OF
S 4t have amounted to The IN cash
shown by yesterdays bank statement we ind 70 DC not
and tn 1855 It was ss.loo.oSo i should SJd b
principally due to gold exports Is now principally due
70 Treasury absorpoDs which wiz be returned 70 the
which 81 1853 900. md that for the same week OF
ssS e s Me w sn"
the Tradedoar bin which yesterday passed both Houses
expansion Of money in the hand. Of the people ihs
sSoSnt OF them (Which s estimated to be NJ
trade dollar exchangeable at the Sub-Treasur.s for
egaltender silver dollar coin for com The bulk OF the
trade have been purchased for about 'ncr bullion
value and held merchandise The holders. n the bill
becomes law, make the exchange taking out silver
and Immediately increase their deposits Ia
their respective banks This will 20 way toward
alternating possible intended forced strngency In
the money market for depression OF values
FOrewarned. fVrearmed-f any broker or speculator
carrying large line Of securities is disposed TO believe
there anythinx In the ramored intention to create
stringerey 1t will be his own fault II he docs not forlfy
himself by taking advantage Of the present condition
the loan market and provide himself with ninety
day OF four months money at or 4i3 per cent
The lions In stOcka at the Stock Exchange ag
gregafed only 81 .243,075 shares, against 2OoOSs6
the preceding week. t purely and simply
profe ssional market which almost operator was
large lead the current OF nctuations to the
extent OF l or per cent in either direction Aside from
dealings OF thai character there were few features OF
interest The final prices are neither the lowest the
highest Of the week and generally they show declines
from week ago ranging from 4 to per cent A sud
decline the price OF Richmond and West Point OF
4a per after II had risen a per cent had dcln0r
aZng effect upon dull market The persistent selling
Union Pacific. which. however reduced its price only
ga together with much talk about adverse ac
ton In Congress exerted depressing influence upon
the general speculation Notable among the stocks which
advances Manitoba with gain OF Jig per
cent Cincinnati, Indianapolis st. Louis and Chicago with
gain OF q and East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
lst preferred with gain Of ga per cent
SubOned sour usual table giving the highest lowest
and final prices and number OF shares sold FOR the week.
together with the final prices VI week aoof forty
active stocks penxed by the prices OF
February 20, 1856.
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